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Obituary for Charles D. Jarchow
22 February, 1851 - 11 December, 1932
From The Caldwell News-Tribune,
dated Monday, 12 December, 1932 

Contributed by Dennis McIndoo

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Caldwell Cigar
 Store Man Dies
  Sunday Evening

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 Funeral Services to be Held
      Here Tuesday for C. D.
                   Jarchow
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C. D. Jarchow, for 12 years proprietor of a cigar store in Caldwell, died at his home Sunday evening.  Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Odd Fellows' temple and burial will be in Canyon Hill cemetery.
     Mr. Jarchow suffered a paralytic stroke several months ago but treatments taken at Hot Lake Or., were thought to have caused him to practically recover from the effects of the stroke.  A short time ago he became ill with influenza and it was complications from that disease that proved the immediate cause of his death.
     He came to Caldwell from Calville, Wash., where he had spent 17 years of his life going to Washington from the east.  An accident resulting from blasting work 40 years ago in Minnesota, caused the loss of one leg and since that time Mr. Jarchow had used crutches.
     He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Hester Jarchow, and one brother, Adolph Jarchow of Spokane.






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